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Instant Wheat Dosa | Gothambu Dosa

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Instant Wheat Dosa | Gothambu Dosa  The quick breakfast remedy.

Instant wheat dosa is a lifesaver in my house on days when I wake up late or just am a little too sleep-deprived to make a time-consuming breakfast.

There are a few varieties of Wheat dosa that I have seen. Some versions are more savoury, incorporating spice and other fresh ingredients. Some adding a bit of plain flour, semolina, dal or rice flour.

However, I prefer them with just wheat flour (Aata), water, ghee and salt! That’s just four ingredients! And you don’t have to soak anything, grind anything or chop anything! Simply whisk everything together, heat your pan (Tawa) and make just like you would make regular dosas. It goes well with any curry (especially coconut milk-based curries) or if you prefer sweet, simply serve with coconut milk and sugar! I personally love it with my Tomato curry and some simply dry black chickpeas (Kala Chana/ Kadala) or Ghee Roasted Chicken.

Check out my quick video below.





Instant Wheat Dosa | Gothambu Dosa
Instant Wheat Dosa

Instant Wheat Dosa | Gothambu Dosa
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Recipe Name: Instant Wheat Dosa | Gothambu Dosa
Recipe Type: Breakfast
Author: Shana c/o Recipes ‘R’ Simple
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Yield: (2  servings)

All you have to do is mix the batter and cook the dosa’s. No waiting time required!

Key Ingredients: Wheat Flour, Water, Ghee & Salt.

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6 Comments

  1. Hi,
    Thanks for sharing this recipe. Just a quick question. What do you call that spatula that you use to flip the dosa?

    Cheers

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